Marine archäologische Dienstleistungen für alle Projekte in Nord- & Ostsee |
Marine archaeological services for offshore schemes in the North & Baltic Seas
A very busy year is coming to an end and 2024 promises to be an exciting year as well.
We wish you all a Merry Christmas, a peaceful time and a happy new year!
#SafetyFirst ! To be fit for our #offshore operations, we attended a GWO BST Offshore Training course at windhunter academy. Freezing weather made the Sea Survival a challenge, but Fire Fighting and Working at Heights were real fun 😃👌!
Our work to recover a sunken B-24 aircraft and its crew off Denmark hits the @Daily_Express headlines! “It is a privilege and hugely humbling to partner with the @dodpaa to help return MIA servicepeople to their families.” Full story 👉 https://t.co/kUTLgMTvZX
Our marine archaeologists have been rising early to recover the remains of a US B-24 aircraft lost during WWII in Danish waters. Their efforts have not gone unrewarded, as they lifted one of the propellers. @DoDPAA
We are diving off the coast of Denmark. Our mission, to explore the wreckage of a B-24 aircraft. Partnering with the @DoDPAA, we are searching for the remains of MIA US servicemen lost during WWII. Here are a few photos of our progress.
Now’s your chance to join our new Festival of Archaeology webinar – ‘Major new maritime archaeology discoveries in the Solent region, Isle of Wight’ 🌊
Join Graham Scott, Senior Marine Archaeologist and Dive Superintendent, for this special online talk. 🤿
Wessex Archaeology's recent work at Mile End Camp, Oswestry uncovered an insight into the lives of 2,000 German POW -
https://t.co/4eHwrcTAoM
Our first webinar of the year covers excavations on site and there's still time to register before 11am -
https://t.co/lCHE6LC0Fk
We’re more than delighted to announce our expansion into the Netherlands to deliver marine archaeological services to the offshore development sector! Read more: https://t.co/2c9N37VlPb
#archaeology#offshore#offshorewind#news
Next in our "A Day in the Life" series is Stephanie Said, a Marine Archaeologist who joined Wessex Archaeology in 2017. 🤿🌊
Stephanie shares the exciting tasks she undertakes as a Marine Archaeologist on a diving project. Read the thread below to find out more.👇
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We would like to wish our customers, colleagues, friends and families a peaceful Christmas and the very best for New Year. Thank you for the great cooperation and companionship during another challenging year.
Not what you’d expect to find under the tree!🎄
In this episode of ‘What’s in the box?’, Marine Archaeologist Lowri Roberts introduced us to a fascinating find from our archive.
Can you guess what it is?
🎥 Find out what it is here: https://t.co/kGohWpDypB
We have recovered a medieval wooden ship wreck during our watching brief at the grid connection project Ostwind 2 of @50Hertzcom. Photogrammetric documentation and a full recovery of the ship’s timbers was completed within only seven days.
https://t.co/jMOu2lNdCb
🖥️For those who missed it, our recent webinar, ‘Rewilding Archaeology’, is now available on YouTube!
Dr Ed Treasure from Wessex Archaeology explains the role archaeology has in informing present day conservation management using datasets.
https://t.co/uARhvupBQZ
Official guidance from @TheCrownEstate on managing the historic environment on offshore wind farm projects has changed.
📄Download the new guidance here: https://t.co/Y2dtXhFMVJ
🖥️and register to our free online webinar: https://t.co/g0kIANYP7K
The European Sustainable Development Week has begun!
To kick us off, watch our webinar "Drowning of Doggerland" with Principal Marine Geoarchaeologist, Dr Claire Mellet, who examines submerged coastal landscapes from the southern North Sea.
https://t.co/lRaQWHN0qd
#ESDW2021